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I need some help as to find a way to explain the current deployment of 2 Chinese tracking ships far from their usual positions. The Yuan Wang 6, after crossing the S Atlantic, started circling off the SE corner of Uruguay, at the same position as another ship early this year.
Meanwhile the Yuan Wang 3 crossed through the Indian Ocean and is currently pushing north through the middle of Arabic Sea. Neither are usual positions for launch tracking.
So for Chinese missions, what kind of S/C orbit would require tracking from these places? What orbit inclination would it be if something is launched retrograde (see NROL-41 series) & passes over these 2 ships from Jiuquan or Taiyuan?
Alternatively, what kind of orbit inclination would a notional spacecraft in LEO look like if it re-enters over these 2 ships and land at Jiuquan or near the usual Shenzhou landing zones?
If someone can help with ideas, please do as such a secret mission might be launching very soon, maybe even within a week, if these 2 ships seems to stop by now. Thanks!
Hi...can you pls share as to from where were you able to locate Yuan Wang 3? It's last position on ais appears to be near sunda st. on most ais sites
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